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'
Change
it
!
'
exclaimed
the
Jew
,
exasperated
beyond
all
bounds
by
his
companion
's
unexpected
obstinacy
,
and
the
vexation
of
the
night
,
'
I
WILL
change
it
!
Listen
to
me
,
you
drab
.
Listen
to
me
,
who
with
six
words
,
can
strangle
Sikes
as
surely
as
if
I
had
his
bull
's
throat
between
my
fingers
now
.
If
he
comes
back
,
and
leaves
the
boy
behind
him
;
if
he
gets
off
free
,
and
dead
or
alive
,
fails
to
restore
him
to
me
;
murder
him
yourself
if
you
would
have
him
escape
Jack
Ketch
.
And
do
it
the
moment
he
sets
foot
in
this
room
,
or
mind
me
,
it
will
be
too
late
!
'
'
What
is
all
this
?
'
cried
the
girl
involuntarily
.
'
What
is
it
?
'
pursued
Fagin
,
mad
with
rage
.
'
When
the
boy
's
worth
hundreds
of
pounds
to
me
,
am
I
to
lose
what
chance
threw
me
in
the
way
of
getting
safely
,
through
the
whims
of
a
drunken
gang
that
I
could
whistle
away
the
lives
of
!
And
me
bound
,
too
,
to
a
born
devil
that
only
wants
the
will
,
and
has
the
power
to
,
to
--
'
Panting
for
breath
,
the
old
man
stammered
for
a
word
;
and
in
that
instant
checked
the
torrent
of
his
wrath
,
and
changed
his
whole
demeanour
.
A
moment
before
,
his
clenched
hands
had
grasped
the
air
;
his
eyes
had
dilated
;
and
his
face
grown
livid
with
passion
;
but
now
,
he
shrunk
into
a
chair
,
and
,
cowering
together
,
trembled
with
the
apprehension
of
having
himself
disclosed
some
hidden
villainy
.
After
a
short
silence
,
he
ventured
to
look
round
at
his
companion
.
He
appeared
somewhat
reassured
,
on
beholding
her
in
the
same
listless
attitude
from
which
he
had
first
roused
her
.
'
Nancy
,
dear
!
'
croaked
the
Jew
,
in
his
usual
voice
.
'
Did
you
mind
me
,
dear
?
'
'
Do
n't
worry
me
now
,
Fagin
!
'
replied
the
girl
,
raising
her
head
languidly
.
'
If
Bill
has
not
done
it
this
time
,
he
will
another
.
He
has
done
many
a
good
job
for
you
,
and
will
do
many
more
when
he
can
;
and
when
he
ca
n't
he
wo
n't
;
so
no
more
about
that
.
'
'
Regarding
this
boy
,
my
dear
?
'
said
the
Jew
,
rubbing
the
palms
of
his
hands
nervously
together
.
'
The
boy
must
take
his
chance
with
the
rest
,
'
interrupted
Nancy
,
hastily
;
'
and
I
say
again
,
I
hope
he
is
dead
,
and
out
of
harm
's
way
,
and
out
of
yours
--
that
is
,
if
Bill
comes
to
no
harm
.
And
if
Toby
got
clear
off
,
Bill
's
pretty
sure
to
be
safe
;
for
Bill
's
worth
two
of
Toby
any
time
.
'
'
And
about
what
I
was
saying
,
my
dear
?
'
observed
the
Jew
,
keeping
his
glistening
eye
steadily
upon
her
.
